Texasred
Gold Contributor 500+ Posts

As they say in the NFL, "Upon further review...", yes, one thing. I have no problem going off to bed, but you didn't mention if I'd have to be alone

Good Evening, "Dr', thank you for the prescription...I only saw one problem with it....

Merry Christmas TR..I wish only the best for you this Christmas

well darn it, my pictures aren't working! Oh well, back to the drawing board..anyway, good night, TR, sorry to have missed you!

Look what I can do, TR!

OK Texas Man, I'm back!

Going to bed after a long holiday....pleasant dreams, TR!

LOL Know what you mean. I worked the phones for one of those once though and it was fun.

It's funny I've camped all my life. Spent several summers literally living in a tent as a kid. We did a tick check every night, no one ever got sick. Then here we are middle aged adults and 3 of us get it! It was like roaming arthritis, you never knew whick body part wouldn't be working right. Lasted for months getting gradually better.

I saw the movie, She, once on some channel that shows old films. Wasn't impressed. But Rumpole is fun and it's one case where I actually like the performance better than the books.

Let's say it's a reasonable distance. Used to go there a couple times a year, camping. Then 3 of us, including self, got Colo tick fever - a particularly nasty varient. Now I'm hard core about insect repellant.

The Rumpole of the Bailey books are good and PBS or BBC - not sure who, did a wonderful production of them. I just wondered because he refers to his wife, Hilda, as She Who Must Be Obeyed. It actually comes from a 30's movie, which in turn was based on a book titled, She, I think. About a ruthless female dictator who is finally killed by her subjects.